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You aren't Steve Jobs. - So what, who says he can't emulate Steve Jobs?
by suyash 14y ago
You aren't Steve Jobs.
- So what, who says he can't emulate Steve Jobs?
- batista 14y agoI say it. People don't like emulations of other people, especially if the "emulators" consider some superficial thing like this part of their success.
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- suyash 14y agoI say it. People don't like emulations of other people, especially if the "emulators" consider some superficial thing like this part of their success. - I call that BS. That is your small thinking and so you should limit yourself to it. I say go emulate successful people and do what you want to do.
- majormajor 14y agoThis is cargo cultism. Aping dress habits isn't going to imbue you with the attributes that led to success for Jobs. The lesson a would-be successful person should learn from Jobs is to focus on what's essential. If you become so distracted with trying to copy minor habits, you've missed the point. And Steve Jobs was successful far before he started wearing the same thing all the time, anyway.
- batista 14y ago>I call that BS. That is your small thinking and so you should limit yourself to it. I say go emulate successful people and do what you want to do. Right, go emulate the dressing habits of successful people, that's so much better advice than my "small thinking".
- columbo 14y agoWearing the same outfit over and over to emulate Steve Jobs is like cutting off your ear to emulate Van Gogh.
- r00fus 14y agoNothing, but there are probably many who see him and think "cargo cult" Mimicking a famous person's eccentricity isn't exactly popular - the folks who idolize SJ will think you're an ass while the folks who hate him will think you're a cultist.